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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
2
The Record at Roswell New Mexico proclaims itself a daily newspaper with Jeffersonian democratic stance. Advertising deadlines require pre eleven o'clock submission for same day insertion and removal notices.
County Chairman Burrus considers sending stump speakers across the county to boost Democratic vigor. The Pecos Valley is described as secure despite talk of titles and irrigation uncertainty in a dry farming context.
The Record notes limited insight into Tallmadge cases but warns outsiders are exploiting them to bolster the Pecos Valley immigration business and related interests.
Local discussion on tithes to land sparks suspicion in Pecos Valley as northern and eastern buyers distance themselves from Sharper real estate talk. Pro development advocates defend plans amid criticism from jealous opponents.
The Pecos Valley will be highly productive regardless of rainfall, with rich soil, abundant water, and excellent climate. Railroads are expected soon, making half a million irrigable acres top farm land and boosting Roswil as a future market hub. Investors and home seekers are urged to publicize these prospects to spur regional development.
A Washington dispatch reports that the Tallmadge Brothers must stand trial on indictments against them. The article notes ongoing legal proceedings and the expected courtroom timeline.
Editorial argues the Tallmadges face alleged land law violations in Pecos Valley and says guilt is unproven. It defends local land titles, criticizes investigations for harming real estate, urges fair justice, and notes their role in drawing capital and rail rates to the area.
The article argues Roswell’s prosperity hinges on inbound settlement and immigration. It notes half of Chaves County’s population lives in Roswell, urges local farming, fruit growing, and stock raising, and calls for new railroads to ship produce and bring fuel. It warns the town must later rely on home production, not immigration alone, to sustain growth.
Joyce-Pruit Co promotes a new line of Lisk's Imperial Gray and Four-Coated Enameled Steelware featuring bread pans dish pans stew pans dippers wash basins and self basing roasters. The roaster claims one fifth meat yield savings and stove to oven use inviting inspection at 1385.
A nearly new Estey organ with seven octaves is offered for sale or trade. The seller accepts a gentle buggy horse or a good milk cow as part of the deal. Location listed as 119 West 2nd Street under M. Yater.
For ten days Carlton & Bell offer special bargains on town property at 401 Mc Gaffey Street and 8215 Main Street. "C" Sutton in Oklahoma Block promotes a house and lot sale on a short term basis with a few days only sale window.
Nice clean cottages with utmost diligence in sanitary conditions. An experienced physician and trained nurses attend day and night. The best the country affords to eat. Terms and particulars on application to Secretary Dr C M Yater 119 W 2nd St Roswell NM.
Public notice warns against paying full railroad fares and alleges a scam by R. G. Ingersoll and R. R. Skalper offering guaranteed half-price tickets. The item lacks verifiable details and is a cautionary alert about a potentially fraudulent scheme.
Frame two story house near the courthouse area in Oklahoma Block, price cut for rapid sale. Owner must vacate within a week, buyers urged to act now to secure this genuine bargain. Contact C Sutton for details.
Real estate notice highlights special bargains on town properties and vacant lots offered by C Sutton of Oklahoma Block. Details on available parcels and terms are implied in the notice.
Real estate notice offers 1200 acres of shallow artesian land near a railroad at a bargain. For full particulars contact Carlton & Bell at No 303 North Main Street Roswell.
Woolverton Practical Business College advertises courses and contact details with a phone listing.
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